List & Label Reporting Blog

Throwback: WeAreDevelopersWorld Congress 2025

Throwback: WeAreDevelopersWorld Congress 2025

BySven MotschmannJul 24, 20252 min read
From the idyllic Lake Constance to the capital on the Spree: this year, we had our own booth at the WeAreDevelopers World Congress – and not only did we have a good mood in our luggage, but also our “next big thing”: List & Label Cross Platform.
New time zone function in List & Label: solutions for complex reporting requirements

New time zone function in List & Label: solutions for complex reporting requirements

ByJochen BartlauJul 16, 20252 min read
In the world of server-based reporting, there are often challenges in connection with different time zones. The complexity increases in particular when the database server, the … Read more
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“Apply immediately” – new property for report parameters

ByJochen BartlauJun 30, 20252 min read
With the new “Apply immediately” property for report parameters, you no longer have to click “Refresh” manually every time: as soon as you change a parameter with this option enabled, List & Label automatically re-renders your report. It saves you time, streamlines your workflow, and delivers an intuitive user experience—both on desktop and on the web.
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New Service Pack 30.002 for List & Label and the Report Server

ByDaniel KennerMay 15, 20254 min read
The latest service pack 30.002 for List & Label brings form controls to the Web Report Designer and Web Report Viewer, adds RAD Studio 12.3 support, and expands flexibility for OData sources in the Report Server.
Optional rendering of SVG files as vectors

Optional rendering of SVG files as vectors

ByJochen BartlauApr 17, 20251 min read
A very popular wish from our Idea Place is finally fulfilled in version 30 – SVG files are optionally output as vectors.
List & Label Cross Platform for Linux and more

We’re evolving: List & Label Cross Platform

ByJochen BartlauMar 5, 20255 min read
Maybe you’ve already seen it on our social networks, our website, or in our livestream: at combit, we’re currently working on a new, forward-looking offshoot of List & Label—a cross-platform reporting solution that will primarily run on Linux. Internally, we call this project List & Label Cross Platform (LL-CP). It is aimed primarily at developers looking for a stable, high-performance, and modern reporting solution.
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New Service Pack 29.004 for List & Label and the Report Server

ByDaniel KennerMar 5, 20253 min read
The List & Label Service Pack 29.004 is here – with support for Windows Server 2025 and Embarcadero RAD Studio 12.2. Additionally, there are many new improvements, for example, in CSV export, printing, and Report Server performance. In the area of security, there is a new .NET update.
New Service Pack 28.008 for List & Label and the Report Server

New Service Pack 28.008 for List & Label and the Report Server

ByDaniel KennerFeb 4, 20252 min read
The latest service pack 28.008 for List & Label brings support for Embarcadero RAD Studio 12.2 (BDE & FireDAC) and optimizations for caching mechanisms and memory management.
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New Service Pack 30.001 for List & Label and the Report Server

ByDaniel KennerJan 27, 20254 min read
The latest service pack 30.001 for List & Label brings support for Windows Server 2025 and expands our .NET 6 and .NET 8 assemblies with support for DesignerControl.
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Design-QR-Codes in List & Label 30

ByJochen BartlauDec 5, 20241 min read
QR codes have extremely good error correction. This can be used to add design elements to these codes or to vary the shape and size of the individual modules in order to achieve graphic effects. Previously, List & Label could output standard QR codes. With version 30, there are a number of new options for the code.
AI at combit – a look behind the curtain

AI at combit – a look behind the curtain

ByJochen BartlauNov 4, 20243 min read
Since the release of ChatGPT, the world of artificial intelligence (AI) has changed rapidly. You’ve probably already had experience with tools like ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot that take developer workflows to a new level. At combit, we’re also open to the possibilities that AI offers, and are continuously integrating them into our own processes.